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A suspect on Maricopa County's 'Most Wanted' list was arrested in Springfield, Missouri, after nine months on the run, authorities announced on Friday.
Scottsdale police announced Friday that two more people have been arrested in connection with the riots that took place in downtown Scottsdale in late May.
Gila River Indian Community Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis told a House panel that an accurate Census count could be a “matter of life and death” for tribal communities.
Arizona health officials reported 521 new coronavirus cases and 15 more deaths on Friday, putting the state's totals at 207,523 infections and 5,288 fatalities.
Axon Enterprises purchased nearly 74 acres of land on the southeast corner of Hayden Road and the Loop 101, where the Taser makers will build a new headquarters.
ASU reported 83 new coronavirus cases Thursday night, bringing the school’s total number of positive tests among students and staff since Aug. 1. to 1,385.
Democratic Senate hopeful Mark Kelly said Thursday even though he's a newcomer to politics, he believes bipartisan is the best way to operate in Washington, D.C.
More school districts are announcing plans to return to in-person learning as Maricopa County continues to meet all three coronavirus benchmarks recommended for a safe return.
Arizona health officials reported 461 new coronavirus cases and 22 more deaths on Thursday, putting the state's totals at 207,002 infections and 5,273 fatalities.
The Scottsdale Unified School District voted to allow students to return to in-person learning. Students who wish to return to campus can start next week.
A former Maricopa County Sheriff's Office detective was one of five suspects arrested in the past two weeks as part of an operation in Pinal County targeting sexual predators, officials said Wednesday.
After a spring and summer of protests, lawsuits and accusations of excessive use of force, Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams said Wednesday her department continues to make strides in community relations.
Nonprofit group 9/11 Day is making Americans aware of ways to safely commemorate Friday's National Day of Service and Remembrance amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Arizona health officials reported 496 new coronavirus cases and 30 more deaths on Wednesday, putting the state's totals at 206,541 infections and 5,251 fatalities.
